Proxy Manager for Google Chrome
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Oxy Proxy Manager for Chrome is a free Chrome browser proxy extension that has all of the essential proxy session features in your browser. Simply add and switch between multiple IPs on the go with a simple one-click connection.
Don't want to use the extension? Check out our Oxy Proxy Manager app for Android.
Oxy Proxy Extension for Chrome works with any proxy provider of your choice. So, you can enable your proxies and manage proxy settings without having to jump through various menu options. This allows you to utilize all available resources and stick to using only one extension.
As an added bonus to our clients, the proxy changer has an additional feature specifically designed to use with Oxylabs Residential Proxies. With it you will be able to change Oxylabs Residential Proxy session without editing your user name.
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